We're "wrong" if we tell people they can succeed with HTML/CSS/JS
We're "wrong" if we tell people they can't succeed with HTML/CSS/JS
I'm so over it with both sides.
Should you learn more? YES
Can you get a job with these skills? YES
Is it rare? YES
Should you try? HELL YES
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Please learn to accept help. I cant tell you how many younger women I've offered to help who don't take me up on it, and yet it's obvious they are drowning.
Many of us have been where you are and have learned to navigate it. You don't have to do this alone. ❤
My experience says different. When I was learning how to code, I was coding for 8-10hrs a night after working fulltime at a fast food spot lol that led to me resenting tech for mths.
I'm learning that when you love something, you set boundaries so you can preserve that love
"Don't pretend to be anything or anyone - simply take action. Do one small brave thing, and then next one will be easier, and soon confidence will flow. We know - fake it till you make it sounds catchier - but this actually works.”
-The Confidence Code (highly recommended!!)
Day 10 of #365CodingPhaseChallenge - I'm behind on this challenge.... But I'm going to keep grinding away and practice writing code. More Java. Learning GUI with Java swing